Sarah Pachter is a dynamic, motivational speaker who has lectured throughout the US and Israel. For the past thirteen years Sarah has passionately taught women of all ages and levels of Jewish observance, drawing in large crowds with her innovative and personal touch. In addition to lecturing for many organizations, schools, and synagogues, she is a Kallah teacher, dating coach, and mentor. Sarah runs growth groups in private homes and meets with individuals for one-on-one private sessions.
Sarah has been featured on the Radio, is a regular columnist, and a freelance writer for the Jewish Press, Aish.com and the Jewish Home as well as many other publications. She has authored Small Choices Big Changes published by Targum Press. She currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and five children.
Her new book Is it Ever Enough? by Feldheim will be released soon. Here is what people are saying:
Is It Ever Enough? is an extraordinary work of surpassing enthusiasm and intelligence — infused with psychological sensitivity and personal warmth — by one of the most aspiring writers of our time. There is nothing theoretical in Sarah’s delightfully written insights; every page is a call to arms that will change your mind and touch your heart.Just like her previous Small Choices, Big Changes, here is an engaging beacon of light for the dignity of man. Without instruction or moralization, the author entices and invites the reader to participate with pleasure and responsibility upon a rethink of one’s conduct. Do yourself a favor and read this enchanting book. ~ Rabbi Hanoch Teller
Sarah Pachter is a person who “walks her talk.” Her sincerity and credible experience combine with a readable style to make a book that can potentially guide you on your journey towards becoming the person you want to be. ~ Rebbetzin Tziporah (Heller) Gottlieb
Sarah Pachter helps all readers with practical methods toward positive change. The author uses Torah concepts to help the reader through today’s complicated modern world, helping every one of us find our own way to look within and feel that indeed, we are enough. ~ Rabbi M. Gary Neuman, psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author